Improving Opioid Overdose Data Collection and Funding for First Responders.
This law aims to enhance the fight against the opioid crisis by improving the accuracy and speed of overdose data collection nationwide. Citizens benefit as state and local authorities receive grants for better toxicology testing and death reporting systems, enabling more effective resource allocation for prevention and treatment. Furthermore, local law enforcement and first responders will receive training and equipment to safely handle dangerous substances like fentanyl.
Key points
Grants for states and localities to improve data collection on fatal and nonfatal opioid overdoses, including better toxicology testing and data linkage.
Funding for local law enforcement and forensic labs in high-risk areas for training, drug tracing system upgrades, and darknet criminal tracking.
Providing first responders with training and containment devices to prevent secondary exposure to fentanyl and other dangerous substances.
Status:
Expired
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